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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ROADS APPEALING TO THE COMMISSION.
PETITIONS FOR RELIEF FROM THE FOURTH SEC


TIoN--THE NEW LAW AND RATES on COAL
WASHINGTON, May 6-Secretary Moseley OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission to-day received petition
the NewYork Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company, by Chauncey NJ Depew the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway Company, by John Newell,
aud the Plttsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company by
John Newell, asking that order be made permitting
the abovenamed roads and the New York. Pennsylvania
and Ohio Railroad Company and the New York Lake Erie
and Western Railroad Company to make such passenger
and freight charges and rates from points upon the lines
operated by the Pttsburg and Lake Eric Railroad Com
NowYork and New England points as will be rs low as
those charged by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
its connections between said points and lower than
those charged from Youngstown and intermediate points,
and In tho particulars named that they be relieved from
the fourth section of the Interstate law
Up TO this time fortyfour railroads have fled with tho
commission formal petitions asking to be relieved from
the fourth section OF the Interstate law Probably as
many moro have received and returned for further
information. much larger number have been received
trade organizations private corporations and nd-
vduas protesting against the suspension OF the fourtn
section in particular
In the annual lettings for supplies for the Interior ana
Post Office Departments, which were held yesterday,
there was only bid received for furnishing coal for
the Interior Department and two for the Post Office De-
partmcnL The coal men explained TO the department.
officials that owing TO the uncertainty about the rates OF
railroads growing out OF tho Interstate Commerce
law they unable to anticipate the price FOR future
delivery. The bids received however, were reasonae
but In neither OF the departments named has II been de-
tcrmined what will be done In regard TO them IL may
be necessary 10 have q readvertiscment
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THE HOMEOPATHIC INSANE ASYLUM.

MIppLETowN, y. Y. May 6.-From the sixteenth anu
al report OF the NewYork state homeopathic Asylum
for tho Insane II appears that the whole number OF pa
en, treated during the past year 56S of whom go
were males and 293 females OF these 2l3 were al
mtted during the year and 81 patients were discharged
during tho year. 80 as recovered If as improved ana 10
as unmproved The percentage OF deaths to the wholo
number treated Is only 299hgures never egualIed Dy
any asylum in the record OF flty years Inc accOul
modatons OF the Asylum have been increased during ne
wear by the addition tho male pavilion or OiocA
3r day rooms containing dormitOries for hfty pa
iiens and day accommodations for twice that NUN Der
smilar block for the female pavilion Is In course Oh
cree
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RELEASED ON HABEAS CORR Us

Mt. STERLING, KY. May CSpeeiab. John j. Corneh'
SON imprisoned In the County Jail for three years Tor Al"
assault ard battery upon the late Judge Richard Reed
Of the Kentucky Superior Court, was yesterday tedD De
fore Magistrate sas stoier upon writ oil hapeas corpus
and released from Jail The assault was mace m '"o
~, or n sbarp campaign In which Reed
80 candidate for reelection. Cornelison
had been a warm friend OF Reed bnt had
taken great offence decision against him by the su-
aor Court and going Reeds Office without giving op
,ortnuty Tor a word, administered severe Gaming leeu
ade no resistance but fled and was charged WIN COW
ardcc This bid fair 10 defeat him. ana so hneccu hs
~ nd that he committed suicide This was In the sprg
~ 1881 CornesOn was tried and afteran appeal hailI
sentenced abont a month ago. Magistrate StoieL WnI
pcicased him, holds that the old EnSllsn aua
Virginia law bearing upon inc ca, ca,o ~
ANNALS rnes the reverse II "a thought Stoier s 10 co
,rnt of that court and proceedings will be ilsututen
ea{pst him. Great excitement prevails here over
1orna = rel
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sryTryCpD FOR FRA DULEyT BANKING

BALTIMORE May (Spectat)-Jay W. Ballou' president
OF the College Dime Savings Bank, was to-day con-
viced OF fraudulent practices and sentenced 10 threo
wears in the Penitentary, and to pay fine OF $1,000
Balous bank was the queerest institution Of tho Kind
ever run in Baltimore Ballon said that there were
other officers OF the bank but depostors seldom saw any
ono exeept Ballou. BallOu PRESIDENT treasurer
and receiving teller The paying teller, mere was
such an officer connected with the bank was seldom,
ever there A number OF persons testified now, wnen
fhev wanted 10 draw money that they had depostci,
Bailou would put them OF from day to day Win All
SORTS of excuses,
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TO CIT rxnER AMERICAN LINES.

OTTAWA. May q tSpociIb. Is considered certain III
Government circles that the Canadian Pacific Railway
has concluded satisfactory southeastern outlet n Bos-
ton hy way OF south Eastern railway aud the Boston
and Maine with its leased lines-tho Pasaumpsic aud
Connecticut River, and tho Boston. Concord ana Mon
t-eal and lowell roads The Canadian syndicate has
also decided put ON line of boats between TOT,
Arthur Ontario aud Chicago In order Ia compete Tor al
classes OF Pacific Coast freghts Tho rate tney viii ia
this way he able 10 make Il calculate 10 be AZ Ieast %
per cent lower than that by the American Hhcs.
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ANTICIPATING ANOTHER VETO.

ELMrRA, May (SpecaD. Husteds bill for the
licensing Of teachers, which passed the Assembly, VIII
probably be the cause OF another veto message II y
reaches the Governors hands Ihe h"'"" oa-e''e a'"
r,ee p,>ss tho Governors organ says: "Speaker
Hustled has finally succeeded in forcing through the AS
sembly the bill 10 put the hands OF Andy Draper tne
state Superintendent OF Public Instruction tne hGensg ~
ot aIl teachers such law would be great thing Tor
Andy who il one OF the vces OF Republican DoSs Dut
its general effect might not be so happy We seriously
coubt IL the Assembly would have passed IL eAcepV WIN
the expectaton that IL would die there"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

THE RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURB ADJoURNS'
ppoyIpgScr. May 6 (Special.-The Legislature aa, %
ourued sine die this afternoon. The day was pr,ncrp@
snenr in ouarreng over the bill of Benjamin lhu,S
ron and walter H. Barney. who were tho counSe 'or
49, a. ,ho case OF Brewer Hanley VS.. Goyernor,
a p.ahody Wetmore test the constltutonaMy M on
me ProhlbitIon amendment Those lawyers wm' % o nav
Mne M .or servcrs The Senate passed the D W IT, ~
iTi % ,hat amount The House amended IL oy IN
% III 900 committee OF conference asreea On 80 80 me
sum H. Itouse threw the whole matter over 10 tne
mart LEGISLATURE.
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BELvIpgRE, n. j., May 6.-rhe sportsmen OF warren
County and the adjoining districts are si'h" 'ote9 "
1's % Franklln satterthwaIte prominent business
man os Newark for his efforts protect the breeding Oh
woodcock I'm this county The pot hunters who ssghter
lie irIs for tho city market are heaplg
Wv i he,d for the same reason. Mr satterthwaite mas
I.ased 47O acres OF the Great Meadows win Nicw VI
excluding pot-hunters aud local poacners run '"o'o
Srounds which are breeding places OF woodcocH. ,,
Nj sattertlwae will guard his tract very eAre'uNS
hv hfe
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SHOT DEAD BIZ THE NAN HE oHALLEyGEn

SHOT DEID Bf TIE HdN NE OI7'111.1'' =,
ALBUQUERQUE, N NJ, May GA dispatch from Kings
ton N M to The Democrat says David Burke, we'll
known citizen OF this place. been shot aud killed py
miner, "Con" Ryan. The men had been drinking
freely and quarreed over some trivial matter, wheh
Burke CHALLENGED Ryan to duel with pistols Ryan re-
piled that hs was unarmed when Burke offered 70 il
nish hm with weapon II he would accompany ha'
10 bis house. This was agreed to- aud po.n @
want 20 Burke's house, where Ryan .,wss
handed The men then steppea rnV shots wero
rapidy fired and Burke fell dead Ryan a9 lit nv Burke
shot and believed two shots IIss Ryan
Gered to the authorities and was heia
of the Grand Jury"
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crTTryG RID OF A BLACK SHEEP

Boston, May o (SpeeiaE-rhe Boston Press CLUB mas
demanded the resignation OF member for unprofes-
siona conduct. John ii. Lee, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic CITY Commission and an ex-Aldcrman and polt
clan is also member OF the Press Club by virtue OF his
coDnection with The Globe as suburban reporGI pr r H
e that he 800 for asceraining the
one of Inc author OF articles published III the
Boston papers This led 10 the ac'oh VI '"o iio'S 1
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D,popr nv THE BEVERLY BRIBERY SCANDAL

REpORT ON TIE DE LItI1I DI''I'1''+
Boston, May o (>peeaD.-In the Senate tiis AFTERNOON
,,,a snoc,ol committee on tho Beverly Investigation
presented Its report which closes with recommends,
lion that bill be passed regulating the admission Oh
pettons for private legislation. The committee says
There was no evidence before the committees 'i' Hs
-. ., tha senate had been corruptly influenced In
81. o or action upon the bill in question Neither was
anv allegation to that effect by any of the persons
Examined by the committee or who appeared before
,ham IN anv eapacy. Upon careful consideration OF
all the evidence your committee do not think naS ~ can n
Sosnas the vote or action OF any renator has peen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

Mr. GRINNELES DkhAND FOX NJ" 49,,
CHICAGO. May 6-The counsel flushed their arguments
on Mr. Grnners motion challenge the array OF jurors
in the boodlers' before Judge sheparu "u''
Nr Grnnel closed and almost tho first point nc hauo
s in the nature OF a reply some insinuatons con-
aned in Mr. Forests arguments OF yesterday IL was
utnacd that II urcs mad been illegally drawn hereto,
fore recent trials OF public interest ought DC AIS
,I,cuished by reversal OF tho verdict ME- 1IinnJ n
t7 ri N the I'm ,nuation had reference 10 th hhao
30, s ases he had no excuses to offer. lie tb0ught as m m
s. failure comply with tho statutes III
the ,, ureseut Jury thero proof that IL was
sra,rn % lie reiterated his petition that chaiiehg
ing De sustained and tho venire l hs decision on
1he indgc said that he would renuer MS uo0i''o" VIZ
nndn
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ryp soUyg oARo1IyA CRoP REPORT

CoIUMpIA, May (speeiaD. The Agricultural Depart
ept has received reports from 237 correspondents stat
ing the condition OF the crops upon May Inc report
tho best received at this season since 1857 Inc area
- s, ,oo 20 about the same rs In 1886 while more
corn has been planted Wheat has ~ eatly improve IN
He last month"; Sugar cane was largely pah'eu anu i'
Goodman is reuorted at ITO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
DEMANDS OF COAL MINERS REFUSED.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6 (Specian-The five anthracite
coal companies having headquarters in this city sent rep
resentaves to meeting here to-day to discuss the con-
don OF the anthracite coal trade Each had been served
by their miners with notice that they would strike for
an advance of per in wages unless the same was
granted them by May TO- IL was decided that the ad-
vance could not be granted. There are over 0oOoOV
tons of anthracite above ground for which there no de-
mand and the be worked to their greatest
capacity between and the time OF the strike norder
that there may be two tbs supply OF coal on hand
when the strike occurs. II there Is such strlke as
threatened fully 10000 men will DO Idle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
SMALLPOX SPREADING IN CTBA.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April 30-Owing to the fact that
the Government has taken steps to have the lower
classes vaccinated. and has failed 10 caution them
gardng the contagious nature of smallpox the disease
rapidly spreading In this CITY, At this writing there
fully thirty among the negroes Isolation and
unknown. The negroes say that IL IL is Gods
WILL" they must have the disease. No disnfecOn Is
practsed This city is nearly four centuries old II has
no drainage except the surface Many OF its streets
are hlthy II centuries behind the In all matters
OF hygiene. Strange 1t may seem, in the face OF the
above ineontcstabe facts the Government still issues
clean bills Of health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
CRIMES IND CASUALTIES-BY 1hLEGRAPH


posroS Nav G-Oscar H. Fsrnham age my: ~ cty Tool
olt Adams Il Co, teamstera OF TINS .xal
.o % I'M the ned Hotel ls motnihs sn,seIf with
room III az .c M Kough Rats" hanged hn aLs the
LOWING uose " t1re aud turned the gas ne vi
heek1 hc @ lie as taken the hospital wne,s e~tent OF
Is stated BY the hrin uiA' ho ~ 49, ~
about $1,000. -, sy>yrrycrD
,,,c.oo Nax toona w. III. Bolton eh ~ r~as cou
n, sacd class matter the Chicaio % .s his morn.
W ,' ~ ne embez leuent OI about S<ovve' "~ ~
yielsa o. ,.ed ss AZ to four years mprisonnenI
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ypwvopKERs BUYIYG CHTs.

yrw.BrproRD. Mass, May tSpsetae.-Ihe Scnoonos
acht Magic George NJ. Wild, OF Boston, o"hcr' "u'.n -.
has been Laid up here for three years nA' 10
-, - " .a,,-york Yacht Club and many races h 1no
Will be rcodeed The yaGSs nd viii be
Mort has hcen purchased by New, lorA Ia" w
PpUroiicd I'm the Knckerbocker Clup'
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SPLIT IN THE UNIoNIsT RANKS.

LONDON, May 6.-Besdes the five Liberal Unionists
voted against the Cover nment In the division In the
House Of Commons yesterday Sir Edward Clarkes
amendment that the House desire to treat The Times
publication as breach OF privilege, twenty Lib
era Unonists were absent The action OF these Liberal
Uni0nsts is regarded further indication that the split
fn the Upionist ranks Is growing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

MOTHER SUPERIOR OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
BALTIMORE, May tspeeiaD.-sister Mariana Flynn,
formerly Of St LOUIS, to-day appointed Mother su-
perlor of the Order the Sisters Of Charity In the United
states She succeeds the late Mother Eupnema and will
nlsn nh the atters position of Supenoress OF St Marys
Academy at EmmitIsburg In this state.
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WAITING TEN DAYS FOR TIE NEW RATES.

There startling change in the passenger com
mission situation yesterday and the agents OF the few
Western roads that eec the propositions OF the trunk
lines for the interchange OF business have received no
hint rom their superiors TO the future policy The
Baltimore and Ohio aud the New York, Ontario ana
Western railroads made change yesterday In the rates
West Rather than run the risk OF violating the
law which requires days notice OF advance In
rates. to postpone tho adoption OF the new
rates (which about - above the present rate) unt
MAY II. Meantime tue Erie the Lackawanna and the
West reduced their secondcas rates 81 and
will advance them when the higher tariff OF the Two new
members OF the trunk line association goes Into eect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
RAILROADS AT WAR WITH EHE GOVERNMENT

KAILRUADo NJ WAX VIII AHE UO'HI'N1IT''I'
CITY OF MEXICO, May 6-Since the perfection of the
Government system OF teegraphs disposition has been
shown by the Department Of Public Works TO compel
railway companies which their wires for the trans
mission of private and commercial messages, TO cease
the practice, leaving the business entirely to
the Government lines. The matter Is rapidly
nearing crisis the companies persisng in transmitting
private and commercial messages In defiance or the
warning recently officially gwen them. The director OF
the Government elegraphs says that each company Is
liable $500 600 for breaking the law knowingly
The issue of the matter will be watched with great in
Ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
NEw-YORK, sATl RDAY, MAY 7, 1897

tor Of The Daily Capital Atwood drew cowhide and
struck at Burke the latter returning the blow with
heavy The then clnched and rolled upon the
sidewalk to the amusement OF the spectators until
policeman parted them Tonight IL Is said that Atwood
warned by vigilance committee OF the guard that
he had better leave town within twenty -four hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

ALEGACY TO THE PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONS.
MEDINA May CSpeeiah.-rhc late Eleazar 1. slater
OF Knowlesylle left beside an annuity TO his chureh
and small bequests to his relatives, $4,000 to the
Niagara Prcsbytery and residue his estate % w
10 nearly 100000 the Presby erian State board Vi
Foreign MISSIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
MR. FREyOH LIKES THE CHICAGO SYST.

K-
CHICAGO May 6-several police stations received
visit Of inspection yesterday from Police Commissioner
French of New-Yor. The chief feature OF the Depart
ment which Mr. French desired TO examine was the pa
troll system They propose adopt the Chicago plan in
New.YOrk and the Commissioner was so favorably I'm
pressed that he will try liberal appropriation
fnr he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

provedr The report is signed by Senators Hartwell
Reed and Alger The other members Of the committee,
Senators Forbes and Wilbur add the following: After
careful consideration of ali the evidence in the In
Guiding the testimony of Senator Osuilivan and Rep
resentatiye ay and the admissions Of Jesse Pierce we
are OF the opinion that attempts made corrupty to
influence the vote OF Senator Battery"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

n r.an me. .,%ss1ss. s%s.Dsss ~os.
erection Of as s.,s q
twelve hour: dine ss g *: ssss aSVsfan'as
be begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
Az PpyDP,rrO IN LOUISIANA.

LITTLE Rock, May (SpeciaD.-A very fatal epidemic
has made appearance In two Louisiana parishes
which border on this state. 1t is pronouced charbon by
some and species OF cholera by Others Many prominent
nersons ha we died and numbers affected with chances
against recovery far local physicians cannot
troll he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

4 ATTEMPTING TO OOw8IDE A MILITIA oAFlAI'.
ATLANTA, May G (spectal-An encounter soox p,A.'
to-day ON Peachtree-st between Captain j. Burke u
M Gae (sty Guards and Colonel A. Atwood, propfie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

ance act. known the "scott act" under which any
county Canada prohibit the manufacture OF sale
of liquor within its borders introduced in Parliament
to-day by Mr. CarglL 1t is not expected that the b
will be made law however the temperance element IN
Parliament and throughout the country ts strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
KILLED BY BEING cAUGHT IN BELE

hJLIIU
Iu,us Avech age thrtyx No. 65 stanhope ST. Brook
lyn was oilng some machinery In tho fur e''aphSu "
cay,e,per I'm Withcrsst yesterday when ms 4'9,n @
@ 10 cagl,t I'm fe betbg ami no was wIel ak ~
ne,ii,g before he could be released lie Was lo"V'
faiha1,ne's Is IA osplt ltal. here he died III an h""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, May @, 1897
,hAhiioI AKE.5An earthquake at Palma, MaIorca 10.
was doue. ' nv ma" "'
iEk FRENCH IN APEicA-Adviccs from Gambia sav IL
r,ierOfted that the French have occupied gaddiboo
s''ef o collision on the K0OinbO0f River between the
s,enen troops aud sartematte. OF the iate King
nter MS defeat sardematte refuge British ter
ory aud numbers of his subjects are fleeing from the
rreEch across the river ''- ''o
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INVESTIGATING A MISSISSIPPI AFFRA T.

INFESIiuAIINu hiSSioSiff4 ATf"Af -
JACKSON Miss, May 0-The coroners jury today ln-
yestigated the killing OF Roderck Gambrill by Colonel
Jones Hamilton No facts developed other than
that the men met and began firing The result OF Ham
iltons wounds is uncertain lie now rests oompara-
lively easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

ILL., May 6-Funds OF the VIII County National
Bank 10 the OF $4,000 missing. The officials
the admit that there big sngraxe but that
was Cashier Knowtons bad financial
peculiar methods Of handling the funds OF the old VII
County Savings Bank The cashier has resigned
In CaDada with his wife, but Captain q. Phelps brother
OF the Minister TO England. who Is his counsel de
nes deaulter and states that Calvin Knowlton
his father has made arrangements to make good the short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
NrwspApERs CONSOLIDATING.

SARATOGA May 9 tSpecidt.-The Saratoga Jomh" Will
cease publication to morrow and on Monday Will oc 'oH'
olidated with The Sdratogtdi.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
A CALI. To A APAGTORATF

HAvRRHILI- Mass, May 6-The First Baptist Church aud
society here xended unanimous call the Rev. W.
W. EVarts, of Philadelphia, 10 become their pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07

THE CANADA TEMPERANCE ACT.
silAwA. May GA bin to repeal the Canada temper
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REFORMING A CITY,a POLICI

PnLADELrHIA May (specaDThe inspection Of the 20.
lice force by Director Stosey and Superintendent Lamon
vigorously carried out to-day At the stations visited all
the slovenly and those
called for special examination and probable dismissal
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT BY GOVERNOR BEAVER.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7(speefal-Lawyer Joseph o. Fergu.
appointed to-day OF the Orphans Court
Beaver The selection gives geaerAl satisfscton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-07
DEFICIr OF $4,000 IN A

HARTFoRD Conn. May 6-The House this morning passed
bill fixing uniform license Of S400 Tor strong liquors.
$3.50 for beer and wine. etc
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-02-24
Another E51si Call.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1I.-The
acting secretary of the Treasury
this afternoon, issued a bond call
for Si0,000.000 3@5 bonds The
call will mature April l. The fol-
lowing is description of the
bonds called SO bonds issued
under The act Of Congress ap-
proved July II, 1882, and NUM-
bered :as follows: $5O-Orginal
No. q 10 %, both inclusive; 500
original No. So to 374, both
inclusive; $5O0-orginal No. 1i9
10 IG2: both inclusive and origi-
nal No. 1885 to 1915 both inclu-
sive $1000-original No. 1922 10
1920, both inclusive; $4,000
original No. 1856 to 1858, both
inclusive. Total, $10,0O7, ,75O.-
Parties holding bonds called by
this circular can obtain immedi
ate payment, with interest to
date of presentation, by request
ing the same in the letter for
wardlns the bonds for redemDt-I
ion.